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Perseids: Experimenting with Infrastructure for Creating and Sharing Research Data in the Digital Humanities Cover

Perseids: Experimenting with Infrastructure for Creating and Sharing Research Data in the Digital Humanities

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Open Access
|Apr 2017

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Examples of infrastructure in digital humanities and digital classics.

Infrastructure typeExamples in DH and DC
Original digital collectionsPDL, Papyri.info, NINES, Digital Latin Library, Coptic Scriptorium, Roman de La Rose
Linked data providers and gazetteersPleiades, PeriodO, Syriaca.org, VIAF, Getty, Trismegistos, DBPedia
General purpose platforms, CMS, VREs, tools and servicesOmeka, MediaWiki, Heurist, TextGrid, Voyant, Mirador, CollateX, JUXTA, Neatline
Domain-specific platforms, CMS, VREs, tools and servicesPerseids, Recogito, Symogih, PECE
Repositories and service providersCLARIN, DARIAH, EUDAT, MLA Commons/CORE, HumaNum, Hathi Trust Research Center, California Digital Library
Aggregators and portalsEuropeana, Digital Public Library of America, HuNi, EHRI
APIs and standardsIIIF, OA, TEI, OAUTH, Shibboleth/SAML, CTS
Figure 1

The Perseids home screen, showing a variety of data types and actions.

Figure 2

Annotating a Treebank in Arethusa.

Figure 3

Perseids user interface – voting on a publication.

Figure 4

Perseids review workflow.

Figure 5

Perseids infrastructure and ecosystem.

Figure 6

Perseids core components.

Figure 7

Perseids hosted tools and services.

Figure 8

Perseids information model.

Figure 9

Perseids publication as a CTS focused research object.

Figure 10

Creating and submitting a publication from an external application using OAuth2.

Figure 11

Sequence of API interactions for creating and editing a CTS-focused annotation template using the Perseid Client Apps and a locally hosted editing tool.

Figure 12

Using the Perseids Client Apps to create a new translation alignment annotation in Perseids for editing via the Alpheios Alignment Editor. Texts available for use are populated via a call to the CTS API.

Figure 13

Sequence of actions for creating a publication from an LMS-hosted syllabus and annotation template.

Figure 14

Sequence of actions for creating a CTS targeted text annotation publication from a link from Digital Athenaeus.

Figure 15

Screenshot of the Digital Athenaeus interface (at http://www.digitalathenaeus.org) showing the links to Annotate in Perseids.

Figure 16

Perseids Hypothes.is workflow.

Figure 17

Perseids/EAGLE workflow.

Figure 18

Screenshot of the EAGLE Portal (http://www.eagle-network.eu/wiki) showing a link to edit a translation in Perseids.

Language: English
Page range: 19 - 19
Submitted on: Nov 10, 2016
Accepted on: Mar 17, 2017
Published on: Apr 18, 2017
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2017 Bridget Almas, published by Ubiquity Press
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.